The industrial turnover index measures the monthly evolution of sales by industrial enterprises at current prices. The new orders index is an indicator of the value of future deliveries of products (and services directly linked to these products) to be provided by industrial producers. Since January 2013 the indices are calculated with reference to the base year 2010 using the new Ateco 2007 classification (Italian edition of Nace Rev. 2).

In November 2013 the seasonally adjusted turnover index increased by 0.9% compared to the previous month (+0.9% in domestic market and +0.9% in non-domestic market). The percentage change of the average of the last three months compared to the previous three months was +0.6% (unchanged in domestic market and +1.7% in non-domestic one).

In November 2013 the seasonally adjusted industrial new orders index increased by 2.3% with respect to October 2013 (+4.1% in domestic market and -0.4% in non-domestic market). The percentage change of the average of the last three months compared to the previous three months was +2.3% (+2.7% in domestic market and +1.8% in non-domestic one).

With respect to the same month of the previous year the calendar adjusted industrial turnover index decreased by -2.7% (calendar working days in September 2013 being 20 versus 21 days in November 2012).

In November 2013 the unadjusted industrial new orders index increased by +3.0 per cent with respect to the same month of the previous year.

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